 | CROWNE, Nicholas Rowe - 1720 - 398 pages
...Ot Hw«e«! A Brother and a Husband were my Treafure, 'Twas all the little Wealth, that poor Lwinia Sav'd from the Shipwreck of her Father's Fortunes....if thou leav'ft me, If thou fhould'ft prove unkind ro me, at Ahammtt Whom fball I find to pity my Diftrefe, To have Compaffion on a helplefs Wanderer,... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - English drama - 1720 - 398 pages
...Oh HorAtitI A Brother and a Husband were my Treafure, 'Twas all the little Wealth, that poor Lwini* Sav'd from the Shipwreck of her Father's Fortunes. One half is loft already; if tbou leav'ft me, If thou fhould'ft prove unkind to me, at Alt/unont, Whom fhall I fin J to pity my... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1754 - 88 pages
...Lav. Is there not caufe for weeping? Oh. Horatio ! A Brother and a Husband were my Treafure, 'Twas all the little Wealth that poor La-vinia Sav'd from the...Altamont, Whom fhall I find to pity my Diftrefs, To have Companion on a helplefs Wanderer, And give her where to lay her wretched Head ? Hor. Why doft thou... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1756 - 456 pages
...A Brother and a Husband were my Treafure, 'Twas all the little Wealth that poor Lavinia Sav'd frdm the Shipwreck of her Father's Fortunes; One half is loft already ; if thou leav'ft me, If thou fhouldfl prove unkind to me, as Altamont, Whom fhall I find to pity my Diftrefs, To have Companion... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1766 - 408 pages
...and cruel Brother. LAVINI A. Is there not Caufe for Weeping ? Oh Horatio ! A Brother and a Huftand were my Treafure, 'Twasall the little Wealth that...the Shipwreck of her Father's Fortunes. One Half is !oft already ; if thou leav'ft me, If thou fhouldft prove unkind to me, as Altamont, Whom fhall I find... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1791 - 376 pages
...Is there not cause for weeping f Oh, Horatio ! A brother and a husband were my treasure, "Twas all the little wealth that poor Lavinia Sav'd from the shipwreck of her father's fortunes. One half is lost already. If thou leav'st me ; If thou should'st prove unkind to me, as Altamont, Whom shall I... | |
 | William Jones - English drama - 1795 - 446 pages
...ungrateful friend, and cruel brother. 380 Lav. Is there not caufe for weeping ? Oh, Horatio ! Whom mall I find to pity my diftrefs, To have compaffion on...wanderer, And give her where to lay her wretched head ? Hor. Why doft thou wound me with thy foft complainings \ Tho' Altamont be falfe, and ufe me hardly,... | |
 | Nicholas Rowe - 1797 - 452 pages
...Lav. Is there not cause for weeping ? Oh, Horatio! A brother and a husband were my treasure, 'Twas all the little wealth that poor Lavinia Sav'd from the shipwreck of her father's fortunes. One half is lost already. If thou leav'st me ; If thou should'st prove unkind to me, as Altamont, Whom shall I... | |
 | English drama - 1797 - 462 pages
...Is there not cause for weeping f Oh, Horatio ! A brother and a husband were my treasure, 'Twas all the little wealth that poor Lavinia Sav'd from the shipwreck of her father's fortunes. One half is lost already. If thou leav'st me ; If thou should'st prove unkind to me, as Altamont, Whom shall I... | |
 | John Bell - English drama - 1797 - 462 pages
...Lav. Is there not cause for weeping? Oh, Horatio! A brother and a husband were my treasure, 'Twas all the little wealth that poor Lavinia Sav'd from the shipwreck of her father's fortunes. One half is lost already. If thou leav'st me ; If thou should'st prove unkind to me, as Altamont, Whom shall I... | |
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Oh, raise thee, my Lavinia, from the earth. It is too much ; this tide of flowing grief, This wond'rous waste of tears, too much to give To an ungrateful friend, and cruel brother. 
